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Improve UI/UX for Terms and Conditions Review (CFM-501) #419
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All fixes made and PR rebased against the latest develop. |
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… to record agreements on login (CFM-501)
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This PR is replaced by PR-447 which contains all the same fixes plus attention to mobile rendering. |
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This PR moves the plugins/TermsAgreer interface into the core Terms and Conditions interface for CO-level Terms and Conditions Review. The plugin now uses the core interface template (using an include). The result looks like the following screenshots: